Bush Slave by Lia Anderssen

Finally! a good read in a little while. Story has variety. It moves at
a good pace. Very well written. It is long enough that there is time
for the plot to develop. 

Please keep writing.   5 out of 5  (sp be)

This is a good, lively read with a plausible story and lots of varied
action. There's lots of sex and bondage, but perhaps in that respect
not as much variety as there could be. Nevertheless I'd have given it
5 stars but for the ending. There isn't one; it just stops. I presume
the author intends another volume, but if so the episodes could be
more clearly delineated.   4 out of 5  (David A)

Parts were very good, but more than half of the book was dull and
boring with background noise which contributed little to the purpose
of the book  3 out of 5  (HardBur)

This is the first 'white girl captured in Africa' novel that I read
and henceforth I was hooked on that senario. This is probably one of
the best of its genre, together with a couple of Argus novels and one
of Mariner's.  Bush Slave 2 is still as good but does not reach the
heights of Bush Slave 1.  5 out of 5  (Sooty)

The story is written in a very well realistic atmosphere. It is such a
pity that in such so realistic atmosphere, the writer introduces
unreasonable situations. Such as abandoning a naked white woman in the
middle of the night in a very shabby African neighborhood, and
allowing any casual ancountless man to fuck her. And so it goes
throughout the story, pity.
 It is clear that the result of a wanton routine as such -without any
control, is sickness and death (Not mentioning pregnancy). I do not
think that that was the intention of her masters of the readers and
not as well of the writer in this story. 
Those are details that ignoring them in such a realistic story cannot
get the full points. So the score I give is only 4 out of 5.
  4 out of 5  (RUTHY)